given, is, you know, philadelphia one.est cities on the east coast. there are tall office towers in this vicinity. and there are very old, narrow brick buildings that probably date back hundreds of years. this one appears to be one of them. you know, whether there was some kind of structural problem that led to this collapse, as jenna mentioned, we understand there has been construction nearby and sometimes the vibration and so forth from that kind of thing can shake these old buildings apart. whether that is what happened here too early to know but they do know they have people trapped or they believe they do, 8 to 10 people trapped in the rubble. firefighters are working furiously to try to get those folks out. jenna: trying to figure out exactly what happened here. 10:45 a lot of people would be at work or still getting ready to work. rick folbaum is working the story. very familiar with the city of philadelphia yourself. what can you tell us about this area and what you heard from the local reports as well. >> reporter

this is breaking news thrks is philadelphia.re seeing here this is an apartment building that has collapsed now. firefighters, you can see there literally searching through the rubble right now hand by hand. they are walking through. you can see they're actually guiding people out of this particular area. we are told that they're looking for eight to ten people who still might be trapped inside. >> yeah. for those who know the city, this is at the corner of 22nd and market streets. it's a very busy section of the city. this a four-story apartment building we're told made of brick as you can see there. reduced to

what is happening in that area of philadelphia right now?reporter: well, i'm en route actually, so i'm not on top of the scene. but in that area, i have been told what you have been told, too, they are pushing people back, keeping some type of barricade up, like i said i don't have eyes on it at the exact moment. as i was stating earlier, this is a high traffic area. you have subway stops that come up right there. building water scheduled to be demoed. so i mean, this is a popular area. there is a trader joe's neighbor. they are posted down u downtown. there are a lot of people that have not heard about it and are coming up on the subway. so law enforcement has their hands on it right now. >> i'm sort of thinking, sar remarks at the time that that initial call came in, the captain of the philadelphia fire department reported it to have really to their attention at 10:43 a.m. maybe you can give a picture to me at what this area would have been like at that time, it's at the end of rush hour, would it have been busy, would there have been food

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philadelphia fire department rescued her.as buried for about two hours, she had some minor injuries. obviously transported to the hospital. we've taken now including that young lady, 13 folks to the hospital. but search and rescue continues to see whether or not there are any other individuals in the building. >> mayor, at first -- is it still the same? >> yeah. we can't confirm how many might possibly still be in the building because unfortunately we didn't know how many people were in the store. it was an active store at 22nd and market, salvation army thrift store. so it's hard to know exactly how many people are there. we know who we've recovered and we're going to do everything we can to see whether or not there are any other individuals in there. >> mayor, the fire department is literally about two blocks away. >> it's actually a block away. it's on the same block. i think they were there in about two minutes when the alarm went out. we have a ton of personnel out here. they're doing a fantastic job. we'll continue to p

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the philadelphia fire commissioner is on the scene as well.rs were able to walk to this site there at 22nd and market. also, new information from wcau talking about the injured being treated at an area hospital, but again, we're going to keep you posted on that story happening now. a major thoroughfare in philadelphia at an apartment building there that has collapsed. fire officials saying they aren't certain how many people might have been inside that we'll keep you updated on the latest developments. energy efficient appliances. you can get a tax write off for those. a programmable thermostat, very smart, saves money. ♪ cash money sorry. i see you have allstate claim free rewards, for every year you don't have a claim, you'll get money off your home insurance policy. put it towards... [ glass shatters ] [ girl ] dad! dad! [ girl screams ] noise canceling headphones? [ nicole ] that's a great idea. [ male announcer ] home insurance that saves you money for not having a claim? that's allstate home insurance with claim free rewards. talk to an

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obviously a tragedy here in philadelphia. as a government, we're trying to do all we can to protect the public. so, i made a series of announcements about two hours ago related to significant changes that we'll make in our departments and agencies regarding demolition permitting, demolition inspections, construction site task force that we already planned to create and a variety of other recommendations to get at the heart of, you know, what the experience and the qualifications of demolition companies, heavy equipment operators, all of those kinds of processes and systems as well as asking my own inspector general to conduct an internal administrative investigation into the entire matter. the buildings department, license and inspections, they're conducting an investigation, the police department as well and the fire marshal. in addition, federal agency osha has been engaged and involved as well. so, you know, these investigations will go where they go. we'll get to the bottom of it. hold those accountable, but as a governme

john and diana. >> katherine scott from action news in philadelphia. thank you for that. >>> our other big developing story. an explosive report certain to put the spotlight on domestic spying. >> a phone company is turning a massive amount of documents over the to the government. devin dwyer. >> reporter: it's coming from "the guardian." it says verizon, when i has 121 million customers in the u.s. has been forced to turn over millions of call records to the national security agency, the nsa. now, the agency reportedly obtained a top secret court order in late april allowing it to collect the data through july. now, the guardian says the government has obtained the phone numbers of both parties on a call, the call's duration, location data and time of day these were made. the contents were not covered under this order. in the last hour, national security council spokeswoman told me the white house will not comment on this report. if it is true, it would be an unusually sweeping move for the obama administration to obtain what most americans consider p

i am the mayor of the city of philadelphia, the philly hybrid x team, it is important. not only the academic support that they need and also the hands-on experience. >>s in the space we use at the navy yard for the shop. this is a ford focus. we designed it on a $25,000 budget. our kids thought if we can build a car that was cost effective, safe, and got 100 miles per gallon, it would really say something, especially if we use american made technologies. the second vehicle we produced is based on a factory five chassis. we had an electric drive in the front, a volkswagen in the rear and that really put us in a position to be contenders in this $10 million automotive x prize. >> to me the competition, you get in a car that could sustain 100 miles to the gallon of fuel. i guess the pinnacle of my accomplishment from working with the team was i was able to meet the president. he was honoring us because we were one of the groups that had national recognition for teaching kids a lot of different things about science, technology, engineering and mathematics >> they didn't win

this is breaking news thrks is philadelphia. you are seeing here this is an apartment building that has collapsed now. firefighters, you can see there literally searching through the rubble right now hand by hand. they are walking through. you can see they're actually guiding people out of this particular area. we are told that they're looking for eight to ten people who still might be trapped inside. >> yeah. for those who know the city, this is at the corner of 22nd and market streets. it's a very busy section of the city. this a four-story apartment building we're told made of brick as you can see there. reduced to rubble. you've got fire and emergency crews frantically digging through removing it piece by piece. these live pictures are from our affiliate wpvi. now, the city's fire chief tells cnn's kyw, one of our other affiliates at the moment, the city's fire chief is telling us that the fire department was called to the site a little bit more than an hour or so ago. and you can see they're still looking for people. a thri

was a great name for a genetic mutation, "the philadelphia chromosome." years later i became a free-lance writer and wanted to dig and a little bit more about the story to understand what was it, maybe there was a magazine article that i could write about it. and i started talking to some people including brian druker and the people i knew by that point. my research began with the question why was it called the philadelphia chromosome. it's named after the city where it was discovered in 1959. to scientists were researching looking through a microscope through all different cells. peter had studied across this method for expanding cells more than they had been expanded before. and because he was in a hurry he was very anxious to cure cancer. he was young and ambitious and he thought he could do it in the summer so he rented under tap water instead of the special laboratory water to it and suddenly, he could see the chromosomes just a little bit more than people had been able to see them up until that point. so we have today what was quite course. he wasn'

don lemon in philadelphia.on, thank you. >>> another big story we're following for you today, paris jackson, 15-year-old daughter of pop icon michael jackson, rushed to a hospital in los angeles today. want to go straight to miguel marquez live in los angeles outside of the jackson home. and, miguel, what more do you know? how is paris jackson doing? >> reporter: it sounds like the bottom line is it sounds like she's doing okay according to a statement from a family lawyer. we know l.a. county fire department said they responded to the grandparents' home where paris jackson lives in calabasas around 1:27 in the morning for a possible overdose situation. not clear what exactly happened before all of this occurred. we do know that she had some tweets as any 15-year-old would, they were interesting to say the least. one of them was i wonder why tears are so salty and then quoting the beatles as well, said, yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away, now it looks as though they're here to stay. family spokesperso

think of this-18,000 people walking in the streets of philadelphia saying recovery is possible. i mean, that was unimaginable even to us in the city even 5 or 6 years ago. so it really talks-it speaks to the power of the partnership and what can happen, and we fully expect that next year we're going to top 20,000 people, or hopefully larger, and every time we do that, it sends a very strong message to the community that recovery is possible, that people in recovery are your neighbors, and that we ought to work together to-to achieve this. and there are a lot of opportunity to garner that support and that strength in issues-other issues that are going to be coming up on with aca, so just electronic health records, for example, which is a whole new way of really communicating health information to the patients and between and among doctors. so is-is that an area that we can also look at where this particular force, you know, within-within the state and within the local community can-can also help? sure. i think that the issue of electronic health records is really important. if we

. >> a deadly building collapse in philadelphia killed four people while a search for survivors lasts through the night. >>> and new hope for a 10-year-old girl in desperate need for a lung trance plant. a judge clears the way for her to get on the adult list. >> if we did not stand up and do something, we would just sit there and watch her die. >>> and golding ticket. the last month's record-setting jackpot, she comes forward to claim her multi-million-dollar prize. this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, june 6, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning the first tropical storm of this year's atlantic hurricane season andrea is bearing down on the gulf coast of florida. rough seas and increasing winding are already affecting florida's southwest coast. andrea has sustained winds of 45 miles per hour and is expected to make land fall near florida's big bend area by later today. herb rain and coastal flooding is expected. cbs's hurricane consultant david bernard is tracking the storm. for that matter for most of the east coast as well. our s

the country hold something called rally for recovery each year, and there were 18,000 people in philadelphia, over 100,000 people all over the country. so this year for recovery month , we want to let people know that, with the implementation of the affordable care act, it's time to enroll and to educate families and others about these new rights and benefits that come to them under the law. so with 20 million americans in long-term recovery, we know that recovery works. the question is how can we get help to those who still don't have it, and that's a responsibility that we have. john. well, you know, i was sitting here chomping at the bit listening to arthur and fran speak earlier. recovery, you would think you've got 25 million people in recovery out there, you would lean on those people, the experiences, okay, what worked? let's implement that. let's add value to what you people are doing. affordable care act, medicaid expansion-that's going to be a solution for a lot of our problems if these states would buy into it. but you drop back on virginia, for example. they spend $5, $6, $7 bill

but a philadelphia newspaper isa told a second person 98 havehave died. what happened at the edge of downtown philadelphia is still under investigation. officials not sure where that building collapsed this morning. it was being taken down, a demolition crew on site this morning. when for unknown reasons, it, collapsed to a 31s thrift storet door. a dozen people who were insidepl of the thrift store were culledl to safety by first responders, o all of their injuries said to be minor. one man who happened to be nearby shot video of the scene c at 22nd and market streets right after the building collapsed. >>> the whole building just collapsed. we don't know yet.w >> reporter: you can hear the e jack hammering going on in the e background there.ba officials say the building on bu the other other side of the demolition had already been torn down. it include an adult theater. philadelphia's mayor michaell nutter says search teams will wl spend the next several hours hos looking for possible survives on. >>> tonight the edge on d.c. where a man charged with th

business is booming in philadelphia.ore, a low cost of living, average rent is $13100 a month for a one bedroom. that's cheap, people. they have the cheapest movie tickets, number three, denver, the mile high city with the most bars per capita. the modern unemployment rate a good thing. seattle, a walkable city, expensive and rainy, and there's a booming tech business. the number one city is boston. this city has the most 18-24-year-olds of any ccty and the second lowest unemployment rate, and the many universities in the area offer post graduation options. the city with the lowest unemployment rate for grads? austin texas. love austin. next, in fashion looks at a factory right near in new york city producing top luxury handbags with a made in the usa label. stay with us. >> what's going on here? this is actually a company called rk new york making trending and fun accessories and hand bags. >> if you're in a bar, you meet somebody you don't like, you could just do that. ♪ [ lorenzo ] i'm lorenz i work for 47 dierent mpa

a survivor rescued hours after a building collapse in philadelphia. an up daughter on the all night search -- an update on the all- night search. >> reporter: the government spying on millions of americans. the carrier it involves and why they are spying on your phone records. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. >>> the government has been looking at the phone records of millions of innocent americans. >> cell phone records turned over to the feds of every cell phone you make. >> the guardian obtained a secret court order demanding verizon hand over the records. >> this has been a tough day here in the city of philadelphia. >> we went over to the building. we said, you know, can you hear us?

behind it philadelphia gets to 81. washington, d.c.ght around 81. 77 for a high temperature in new york city. it's not even close to as hot, though, as it is out west. look at some of the numbers. denver is specifically 88 today. by monday, almost 100 degrees. las vegas, 108 today. they'll cool down to a real cool 101. that's a look at the big picture. >>> this weather report has been brought to you by neutrogena. dan and bianna? >> thanks, ginger. >>> michael jackson's only daughter paris is recovering in a los angeles hospital following an apparent suicide attempt. her extended family there by her side. a new twist, a judge has ordered an inquiry, whether the 83-year-old katherine jackson is providing the proper support and care for paris and her two siblings. here is abc's tai hernandez. >> reporter: just days after paris jackson reportedly attempted to take her own life -- >> overdose, sheriffs responding. >> reporter: a judge is ordering an inquiry into her well being, to find out what life is like at home for the troubled teen. >

celebration among the sorrow in philadelphia.uried alive for more than 12 hours in a philadelphia building collapse. the search goes on this morning for the possibility of still more survivors. cnn's don lemon following developments in philadelphia. >> unbelievable, john. unbelievable. 12 hours trapped in the rubble, an elderly woman. they hope they have everyone out. still searching, still pulling the rubble out. people in philadelphia left to wonder how and why this happened. >>> a giant brick wall, more than 100 feet long, four stories high, came down with a boom onto a busy salvation army thrift store. >> i heard a great big crack. >> claude davis across the street watching from his apartment. >> i looked and seen the building crumble. oh, it was painful. oh, my goodness, and i thought about all of the people in there that couldn't get out of there and i screamed and hollered. >> reporter: those people who couldn't get out include those who died and at least a dozen customers. jordan mclaughlan ran in to help. >> people insid